How Do You Have An Inexpensive Ski Day?
• Launch your web browser and use the internet to find out if the mountain you are going to has any coupons or special deals for lift tickets (or if season pass holders get a discount on buying tickets). Use keywords in your search like discount lift tickets and the state you are trying to find them in. • Buy materials to make lunches for the next day at a grocery store. If you split the cost of the materials with the people you are going up with, you will save a lot more money than spending $20 on a ski-area burger, fries and drink. • Carpool or use the internet to find if your mountain has any bus service to it. Try and find a group where several people have cars and rotate driving responsibilities. This makes paying for gas less of a hassle. • If you do not have ski/snowboard gear, seek out a local rental place and rent your gear ahead of time, it is much cheaper than renting at the resort. Other cheap rental options often lie in towns near resorts or on the road up to resorts. • Ar
